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How to Get Full Feeds inside Google Reader
(labnol.org)
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Hawramani
15y ago
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Hawramani
16y ago
Great suggestion! I wholeheartedly agree with what you said, it is vastly superior to my second solution.
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Hawramani
16y ago
There are two ways to think about this. First, there is a saying, "The state of a nation will never be better than the sum of the state of each one of its individuals." If the awareness of the people on HN is not enough to automatically cau
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Hawramani
16y ago
AnandTech is the best technology site I know of. However they are not a 20 post per day blog.
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Hawramani
16y ago
This is a great idea! (So long as Twitter doesn't block it)
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Hawramani
16y ago
He didn't sound hostile to me.
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Hawramani
16y ago
In one way this is terrible. And yet, I'm thinking if the situation gets bad enough, we'll finally see some changes that will forever dethrone these oppressors. I'm thinking of a data-only phone that puts all of these evil companies out of
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Hawramani
16y ago
I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks this.
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Hawramani
16y ago
I thought it was the biogenic theory that had no science behind it. Please give a source.
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Hawramani
16y ago
If Peak Oil even exists. I've read that Russian scientists believe that oil is a renewable source of energy produced through the action of heat and pressure on water and rock. (These conditions can actually be recreated in a lab and do prod
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Hawramani
16y ago
Or just iecountdown :)
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16y ago
That certainly makes a good joke. :-) But no, I didn't have that in mind.
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Do Office Workers Compensate for a Lack of Visual Access to the Outdoors?
(eab.sagepub.com)
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16y ago
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Hawramani
16y ago
I was actually serious. When Chrome came out I left Firefox since Chrome was so much faster on my PC. Same thing with Sumatra. I guess the analogy would work well for those who had a similar experience with Chrome. :)
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16y ago
I moved to Sumatra PDF many moons ago and have never looked back. It is like the Google Chrome of PDF viewers.
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16y ago
Maybe it is the other way round; creative people are distractable?